Lois Hamilton

[NewJackNotGuilty]

Anyone know where I can find an obituary or info concerning the death of
actress Lois Hamilton? All I've seen is that she committed suicide this past
December in Brazil.
She may be best known as John Candy's neighbor Vicki who asks for his opinion
on her new boobs in a very funny scene in Summer Rental.

Thanks

Rob

[Brad Ferguson]

In article <20000403011756...@ng-fk1.aol.com>,
NewJackNotGuilty <newjackn...@aol.com> wrote:

I remember that we talked about it here. Try http://www.deja.com and
do a search.

[DESSCRIBE1]

I initially posted the report of her death here after discovering the article
in the National Enquirer. I've just done a search and discovered that the
complete article is still available on the Enquirer's website archives:

http://www.nationalenquirer.com/archive/stories/11432.html

Erich

[Bob Escher]

And I really liked that pair :<)
She was cute
albeit a little old for John

Bob E

[Soaps R Hard 2 Digest]

>May 2, 1999: Actress Lois Hamilton (57), who appeared on Three's Company and
The Ropers, was involved in a head-on collision while driving under the
influence (cocaine, diet pills, Prozac, Xanax, and other drugs). Louis broke
her jaw, several vertebrae, and her hip. Four others were injured in the crash.
Later, on December 23rd, she flew to Rio de Janeiro, locked herself in a room
at the Sheraton Hotel, swallowed a handful of pills, slipped a plastic bag over
her head, and committed suicide.

from www.celebratetoday.com
Soap's R Hard 2 Digest Online
http://www.InsideTheWeb.com/mbs.cgi/mb694454

[mack]

Soaps R Hard 2 Digest <thech...@aol.comyada> wrote in message
news:20000403145935...@ng-cm1.aol.com...

> >May 2, 1999: Actress Lois Hamilton (57), who appeared on Three's Company
and
> The Ropers, was involved in a head-on collision while driving under the
> influence (cocaine, diet pills, Prozac, Xanax, and other drugs). Louis
broke
> her jaw, several vertebrae, and her hip. Four others were injured in the
crash.
> Later, on December 23rd, she flew to Rio de Janeiro, locked herself in a
room
> at the Sheraton Hotel, swallowed a handful of pills, slipped a plastic bag
over
> her head, and committed suicide.

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Ah, she did a "Blandick". That's how Auntie Em took her curtain call two
decades ago.
Well, at least Hamilton had the good grace not to take out anyone else as
she almost did in her auto 'accident'.
Why does this story remind me of von Stroheim's line in Sunset Blvd. "There
are no locks anywhere in this house, sir. There have been some attempts at
...
suicide."